Martyrs' Shrine

The huge pagoda on the next ridge to the southwest, visible from most of the mountain, is attached to Nantai Temple. It has occasional bus service from the base of the cableway until 14:00 or 15:00.

Immediately outside the main park entrance, this huge temple complex dates to 725AD, but has been heavily damaged and expanded repeatedly over the centuries. It includes Buddhist, Taoist, and Confucian areas, along with ponds and gardens. It can be entered from the north or south ends.

The highest point in the park, at 1300.2m. There's a temple from the Ming dynasty on top.

A large rock got jammed between the mountain and another interesting rock, forming a bridge. The trail here makes for a welcome escape from the tourist throngs above at the peak. Not far from the bridge is a ticket gate for those hiking up from Nanyue Shoumiao (南岳首庙) temple in the northwest.

Another peak, with sporadic bus service from the bus terminal at the base of the cable car. There is a Tibetan Buddhist Temple (藏经殿) just past the peak.